QESP Newsletters
July/August 2010
Published Month:
08/2010 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2009/2010
- SQA National Contacts
- QESP Webinar Series
- Reflections on a Couple of Others’ Thoughts on Scrum Compared to Kanban
- Optimizing Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Training: Practical Applications
- Novel Algorithm Cuts the Risks of Choosing Ineffectual Team Members
- Essential Requirements for Data Security in the Context of Software Metrics
- Quotes of the Day
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May/June 2010
Published Month:
06/2010 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2009/2010
- SQA National Contacts
- Notes from the May QESP Webinar Series Presentation: Software Innovation in Australia
- Let’s Not Be Impressed By Meaningless Awards
- Why I withdrew from SEMAT
- A Detailed Critique of the SEMAT Initiative
- Quotes of the Day
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March/April 2010
Published Month:
04/2010 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2009/2010
- SQA National Contacts
- Notes from the April QESP Webinar Series Presentation: New Evidence: Why Software Projects Still Fail
- The Future of Standards Development
- The Management Myth
- DevOps -- Why Now? & What Is This DevOps Thing, Anyway?
- Offer for QESP members
- Quotes of the Day
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January/February 2010
Published Month:
02/2010 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2009/2010
- SQA National Contacts
- Notes from the first QESP Webinar Series Presentation: Estimating an Agile Project
- The SEMAT Initiative: A Call for Action
- Against SEMAT
- What is the Scope of Software Engineering?
- Microsoft and Creative Destruction
- Quotes of the Day
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July/August 2009
Published Month:
08/2009 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2008/2009
- SQA National Contacts
- Software Engineering: An Idea Whose Time Has Come and Gone?
- Letters to the Editor
- Software Engineering: Dead?
- Taking The Hard Work Out Of Software
- Semantics-based Software Boosts Company Performance
- Quotes of the Day
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May/June 2009
Published Month:
06/2009 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2008/2009
- SQA National Contacts
- Notes from the March 2009 Meeting
- When Agile Projects Go Bad
- Code as Design: Three Essays by Jack W. Reeves
- Standish 2009 CHAOS Report
- ISBSG News
- Quotes of the Day
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February/March 2009
Published Month:
03/2009 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2007/2008
- SQA National Contacts
- Leveraging Federal IT Investment With Service-Oriented Architecture
- Quality Doesn't Matter That Much
- Do you wanna be the Picasso of programming?
- Quotes of the Day
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September/October 2008
Published Month:
09/2008 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2007/2008
- SQA National Contacts
- Agile Approach Slashes Software Development Time
- An epic Bill Gates e-mail rant
- Practical Measurement Framework for Software Assurance and Information Security
- Quotes of the Day
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May/Jun 2008
Published Month:
06/2008 - QESP A/NZ Executive Committee 2007/2008
- SQA National Contacts
- Good Enough V&V for Simulations: Some Possibly Helpful Thoughts from the Law & Ethics of Commercial Software
- Martian Headsets
- Quotes of the Day
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March/April 2008
Published Month:
04/2008 - ASMA/SQA (NSW) Executive Committee 2006/2007
- SQA National Contacts
- Notes from the March 2008 Meeting: Scope Management for Adults - A 12-Step Program for ICT Projects
- Truth and Confidence: Some of the Realities of Software Project Estimation 3 Software (Engineering or Development?)
- Appendix F - Personal Observations on Reliability of Shuttle
- Quote of the Day
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January/February 2008
Published Month:
02/2008 - ASMA/SQA (NSW) Executive Committee 2006/2007
- SQA National Contacts
- Computer Science Education: Where Are the Software Engineers of Tomorrow?
- Software development trends in 2008: Outsourcing, agile development
- Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge, Release 1.6. (Contents)
- Quotes of the Day
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October/November 2007
Published Month:
11/2007 - ASMA/SQA (NSW) Executive Committee 2006/2007
- SQA National Contacts
- Common Misconceptions About Service-Oriented Architecture
- What Have the Romans Ever Done for Us?
- Of opposable thumbs and software engineering
- Quotes of the Day
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